👉 "Pay TV" refers to a subscription-based streaming service offering channels for paid viewing. "lircd.conf" is a configuration file used by lircd, an open-source command-line utility for configuring lirc devices (like a TV). The `payTV.lircd.conf` file contains metadata about the streaming services and channels available in a pay-TV subscription. This metadata includes: - `provider`: The name of the service provider. - `type`: The type of service: "TV" (for traditional satellite TV) or "LIRL" (for LIRC2). - `channels`: A list of channel IDs that can be accessed through the user interface to control the subscription. Each channel is represented as a dictionary with keys: - `title` (String): Title of the channel. - `uri` (String): URI for access to the channel. - `description` (String): Description of the channel or program. - `quality` (String): Quality level (e.g., "HD", "SD"). - `duration` (Integer): Length of the episode in seconds. - `priority`: A priority for accessing certain channels. Channels with higher priorities have a higher priority for being accessed in the user interface. The metadata can be used to configure the user interface, which allows users to control access and playback options for specific channels. This setup is common in pay-TV subscriptions where users can choose which channels they want to watch live, as well as how long each episode should last. Keep in mind this answer is based on general knowledge provided without context or additional information, such as actual configuration files or lircd versions. For more detailed help or specific instructions, refer directly to the official documentation or reference manuals for lircd, pay-TV providers, or your personal use of the application.
